Kirk Cameron, Ph.D

Kirk M. Cameron, Ph.D. is the founder and president of MacStat Consulting, Ltd. in Colorado Springs, a statistical consulting firm specializing in environmental statistical applications and problem solving. Began serving as a consultant to USEPA beginning in 1990, when he worked for Science Applications International Corporation (SAIC) in Northern Virginia. Currently consulting to EPA, DoD, DoE, the US Air Force, and private environmental and medical firms.

Education:
Ph.D. in Statistics, Stanford University, 1990
M.S. in Statistics, Stanford University, 1989
B.S. in Mathematics, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1984




Professional Recognitions:

• Primary author of EPA's 2009 Unified Guidance for the statistical analysis of groundwater monitoring data.
• Design and teach training courses on the statistical analysis of groundwater monitoring data, presented to regulators, consultants, and environmental professionals around the country. Filmed a commercial videotape training series on groundwater data analysis.
• Wrote a guidance document for EPA on the geostatistical analysis of soils data. Emphasized techniques for balancing sampling costs against uncertainty in geostatistical studies.
• Developed a publicly-available geostatistical and statistical-based software application (GTS) for the US Air Force to optimize sampling frequencies and locations at sites undergoing long-term ground-water monitoring (LTM).
• Provide expert review and analysis of groundwater monitoring programs at RCRA hazardous waste sites across the country.